SOLUTION: The weight (M) of an object on the moon varies directly as the weight (E) on earth. A person who weighs 60 kg on Earth weighs about 10 kg on the moon. About how much would an obje

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Question 414290: The weight (M) of an object on the moon varies directly as the weight (E) on earth. A person who weighs 60 kg on Earth weighs about 10 kg on the moon. About how much would an object weighing 45 kg on the moon weigh on Earth?
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The weight (M) of an object on the moon varies directly as the weight (E) on earth.
A person who weighs 60 kg on Earth weighs about 10 kg on the moon.
About how much would an object weighing 45 kg on the moon weigh on Earth?
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Find this with a ratio equation:
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Cross multiply
10e = 60 * 45
10e = 2700
e = 270 kg on earth

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